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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-11-17
!. A.STALLINGS..

i am receiving new fall aud winter
goods every day. / have been busy
beyond my expectations siuce I have
been receiving my new goods, hence NV
delay III getting out an advertisement.
! have nice select line Of Dress Goodr.
in blacks and cOlors. | bought every
piece myself and at toe same time Sc
itcted trimmings to match each piece,
so have no tlOnble w hen 7 sell A dress
to match il 10 in all the neatest STYLE
trimmings, in fact can fit a dress up in
everything that Is wanted for it, You
can md in my stock Black Cashmeres
in al grades, Ottomans. Ssbastapols
Serges, Aldines. Reps Henrietta Cloths
and all grades Black Silks, Morie Silks
ana IN cnlors. Cashm eres, AL prices. Tri.
cots, AId1nes. Sebastapols Henrietta
C'oths. Serses, English Suitinss-6an-
nels-nlce Combination Suits, and MANY
others all of the latest sly les ana designs
Ny Eelvets consist of all the d fferent
varieties, In stripes, all the c,lors in
PLAIN silk Feivets and pushes can
mach all nv dress goods menlIone6
above. in all the newest STYLES of ve vet,
or braids and buttons / b We q nire
line nt ladies fl Innel vest. all sizas or in
suns ust as customer may want. ladies
cio"A> ana wraps In all STYLES. I also
nave nice line of gents furnishing
gnois II yon want a good collar, or
Gun, or scat, have it in the late stxla
MY stock "f gents underwear il com.
piete. have just received a nice line Of
pant goods, and can furnish a customer
with goods from 20 cts. to SCORER ward
My stock OF hosiery, both in lad es and
geE tienens, Is complete. and my old re-
ia ois 1eWeii Shirt Is still IN great de-
mand. Kid gloves dressed and un5r.ss
ed In the n' west styles. A full line or
corsets OF ALL kinss Nv stock of drv
goods, notions, dress goods and trlm.
mings ls complete. now thank NV
customers and friends very kindly for
their liberal patronage in the past and
beg them 10 continue the same.
Yours Truly.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-11-17
N ational THANKSGIVING.
4 PROCLAMATION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25-The following
proclamation was issued late this after
noon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14
295chenfGehe S0iaaois GSfaofs-Beiffaor 0eoaoe /. gs5nn 1887.

terbro6en in oen Ser. Staaten 3ugebrabt
baben, limb pom oeuti6en 3teihe ais arlez
ritauiihe Nnget0rtge ju eradngen IND ais
loGpe 81 beDanDetn; ieDoD iou oe bloBe
Grtlarung DER Nbii0t, 5urqer oes eli
men poer 0es anDeren 3belIeS tperoeu gu
DoIen, Die QStrtung Der Decentralization
Mot baben. SIN naturaltilrter 8urger
Der Ser. Staaten MIRO BET etmaiger Gud:
tebr rah Deutldlano pelen eiuer, no1
ben oeutlben 0eieBen nit Strafe beorobten
9anDluug, tDelAe er Dor ielner NuStponz
Derung Uerubt bat, sur nnterlu6ung uno
StraTe ge5ogen peroen, ioferu nlht nab
Den oeutluen @elegen Geridbruns eingez
treten lit.
V. Wenn elm in Nmerifa' natura[iIirter
9eutider ith nieDer tn oeutihen Gei1e
nieberlGBt. obne Die Qlbiiht na1 Amertta
5urud sutebren, 10 Iou er ais auf letne Jtas
turalnatlon in Den Ser. Staaten Beraiht
leiiteuo era6tet neroeii. Ser Ber3tdt auf
Die Ei6tebr tann ais oor6anben angez
lehe1 meroen, tDenn Der g(aturaliItrte it0
LANCER ais 5rpeI Sabre in 0eutihlano aus
hQlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14
WiItt6rpf DIT attS9etuanoerter
Se1ffSMAHr

Ser v2ouispiuer Nn3eiqer" per0ffentIi6t
Den na6 1tehen0en Nu53ug aus ben @eleBen,
betreffeno DIE WiIttGrpfi1t ausgemanoerz
Ter 0eutlber, tDDbet er Demerft, DAB Qibz
Jap | uno Ii ben 5 10 Der Oeutl1en Webrz
Dronung, MbiaB III Den Art!tel 14O osS
DeRti6en StraigeleBbudeS unD QoiaB "
unD V ole NrtlfeL l, 2 uno 4 oes oeutl1z
amertf9ntl6en StGats Nngebort9feltsz
GertraBes bIloen:
1. Perloaen. tpeIhe bas Geihs9ebiet per5
Ialien, Die 0teibsangebDri9feit uerloren,
etue anoere Staats> Nngebort8fett aber ntbt
erDorben baben, ODER mleoer nerlDren ha=
ben, itnD, :penn tie ibren OauetuOen Nufz
entbalt in 0eutl6lano nebn1en, our @ez
fteuung BOT ben Wttlltdr>G r)aBbeb0roen
Derpflthtet uno fDnnen na6IrGgll6 au5z
geboben. ieoo0 i'm Trie0en nibt lber Das
nolenoete 81. 2ebensjabr binauS i'm aftiz
ben Otenit 3urlidgebaLten neroen. Oaiz
iel6e gilt DON Den So6nen amseetpanoerter
uno wteOer in bas oeutlhe 0feib 3urId@
gefebrter Berionen, iofern Die S0bne tctne
Gnoere StaatSange60rtgfett ernorbeu baz
ben. Worlteben0e Belttmlnungen tnoen
au1 NnDenoung auf 9tusgemanDerte,
tDelhe 5tpar etne aroere Staatsangeh0ri3>
teIf eriporben Dattell, aber Dor benz 81.
9ebensiaDr pisoer 8ti9sanseb0rige tuers
ben.
II. Perionen ber Geieroe, 2anbuebr,
MARINE EelerDe ooer Seetpebr, tpeI6e nab
e~rtolgter Nusmanoerung Dor ~polenoetem
81. Gebensiabr in OeutlhLano tDteoer ma
turallltrt neroen, treten in Dteieniae SSabz
restlalle, tnel6er iie obne Die ltottoeba BITE
N~uSrDanoerung angebort baben mlroen,
tnIeoer etn. Manni6aften Der GrioBz
Jtelerne erlter GLalle, tpeIde mad erfolgter
N~usDanoeru18 Dor uoaenoetem 81. 3ebenS<
tabre III Seutlhlano tpieDer ~naturaIilirt
Deroen, treten in ben Sabrgang, tpeldoem
tie obne Die itattgebabte NusDanoeruna
anQehort baben nuroen, tpieoer elm.
III. User benz @il1trltt in ben 0ienft bes
itebenoeu 9eeres ODER Der Slotte Ii1 Daz
bur6 gu ent5ieben iuht, odB CT obne Grs
laubnlB enttDeoer oas Sunoesgebiet uerIGBt
Ooer nab erreibtem miliG6rpfltht:Qem
Sitter it'd auBerbalb oes 8unoesQebietes
aufbalt, tDtro nit elmer Celebrate BON
tnnt6tg bis eintauleno GbaIern ooer nit
@etGn9niB bon einem Wfonat bis AT einen
Sabre beltraft. DaS 8erm0gen pes Nnaes
tlagten tann. inioipelt ais es mad Dem
@rr1el1en oes Gt6ters our Osfung Der ben
Nngelbulotgten m0Qliberipeiie t~reffenoen
bo6iten @elo1trafe unO Der Soften oes 8ers
fabrens erforoerli6 lit, nit 8el6lag belegt
meSoen.
~. Oeutlhe, Delhe naturaLifirte 8Irz
ger Der 8erelntgten Staaten BON Nmertfa
getDorOen itn0 unO flint Sabre lana ununz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14
.(@OrrefpOnSsna Der sSuiaois Staots8ettung.
@tals GoIora0o.

&eiieiti3se pom OttoSenutnsbopen
Nonas BeS. 1.ar,Gau SaB. Die GAtHe
Speser. 2Se4tuleete. - - nIiI0n n. SI1E
SanOu. 1tUHGrUfe. - Sar9n.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

ihubarb "a succulent as in the first
hot days of the summer; spinach as
tender as that picked in the early
spring; potatoes-not cd things
buri I'd two months in a pit,
but new ones; the small half
mature ones the cook loves to pour a
white sauce over and then sprinkle
with finely chopped parsley; and
sweet potatoes wind up tue cata'
logue. For vegetables to make a
selection from that does pretty
we'll. There were a dozen other
varieties of the commoner grades
which do not seem worth naming.
Taking up the fruit list, there were
found biz apples galore, and OF a
dozen varieties; pears in six or mo e
sorts; raspberries and strawberries as
fragrant and as luscious as in midsum-
mer; grapes many names, big pur-
pie fellows as sound as bell peaches
gathered yesterday from the trees
oranges, lemons and lines; pome-
granates and Japanese persim-
mons as novelties, but abun-
dant and cheap; bananas and
pineapples to intermingle imp rts
from the tropics with the indigenous
growth of our own semi-tropics ;
guavas in quantity 10 tempt the
thrifty housewife to winter jtin-mak-
ing-these of home growth-Eastern
cranberries for sauce to the fall tur-
key: and dried figs, grown and put up
right here, and so excellent as TO
challenge successful comparison with
the best from Smyrna; add to these de-
licious raisins, grown and cured
here under our eyes with fine English
walnuts, also home grown, to cap the
climax of rich repast. The list
needs no comment. 1t emphasizes
what our climate must be, when these
vegetables and fruits are still picked
from our gardens and trees in mid
December. The list, and what il
proves of our climate, justify the
"hoom.n -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

REVENUE reform is to be the ground
on which the political battle OF 1888 is
TO be fought out. Republicans will, 4
usual try to con use the public mind
by attempting to make out that the is-
sues Involved are Protection and FrSe
Trade. Such an allegation is an un.
truth, no matter by whom made
Those who have read the Presidents 3
Message. which will be found TO con-
tain the essence OF Democratic doctrine
on this point, know that the party
does not favor Free Trade. Those WHO
can remember events OF few years
back, will readily discover how utterly
insiucere are the outsivipgs of Mr..
Blaine's back door Message" to
his following. Those who can recall
the immediate past know that what is
now condemned as rank economic
heresy, whore enuuciated by a Demo-
cratic, was sound doctrine in 1888 and
1884, when received from the mouths
OF Republicans. In the former year
the Secretary OF the Treasury, under
President Arthur, said: "The existing
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

luties upon raw material, which Q
70 be used in the manufactures ,shout'
b, removed. The duties upon the arti-
cles used or consumed by those WHO
are least able to bear the burden OF
t,xatio, ), should be reduced" Read
President Cleveland's Message and say
in what his position differs from thi
The Republican National platform OF
| 1SS4, on which Mr.. Blaine stood-as
far as that highly err tic and proverbi-
ally electric individual could stand on
anything-savs: "The Republican
p lrty pledges itself to correct the in
equalities OF the tariff and to reduce
the surplus, by such methods as will
relieve the taxpayer without injurng
the lab ,rer or the great productive
interests of the country" Mr.. Blaine i'll
his Message" has shifted his ground
since 1888. Mr.. Cleveland in his
State paper stands squarely in thai
position. In fact, the two parties diff
fered but very little in the last can
PAL IN on this issue, so far as the plat
forms went. The Republican change
of ground now is another proof thai
they have not living principle to
stand by. They are casting about for
expedients in 1887, Just as they were
four years ago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
0ur NeW IeRr Edition

The New Year edit on of the HER
AID for 1888 will be The most COM
plete publication of the kind yet
issued in Southern California. 1t
will con tain vast amount OF statis'
tics OF our progress, and OF descriptive
arti lie IS OF this section. The edition
will be of mammoth proportions, and
will a ford the best medium for adj
vertisers ever put before our people
The space is nearly all taken. Work
on this edition will soon begin. 1t
therefore, behooves those who desire
space, or any given number of the
issue to leave their orders at the desi
in our b usiness Office at very early
day
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
Our sun day Dinner.

The various lines of transcontinents
roads report an aggregate OF 2O,OJ
tourists and settlers month comm
from the East into California. Be
rem mbered, this movement is 10
October and November, when still
the climate of the North is comtorta
BILE, as compared with what it will b'
at he end of December, and through
out all January, February and ever
March. But even at the figure:
quoted above it looks as if the curren
year would bring us not less thar
200, OCO visitors. While most of these
will return, very great many
come to stay. The current month vii
very probably bring us $4,000 OF these
climate seekers, and January will bring
more than December.
This is the reason of the "boom.' y
But VIII at reason lies behind this un'
precedented higera OF people to this
State? We called this army OF tour
lists climate-seekers. That Is what
they are. That name tells the story
from preface to finis. The sunshine
of California, the mild winters, conf
Portable summers and marvellous
healthfulness found here are the at
tracii ms. 1t is said the "boom. ="
will come to an untimely end.
1t will not end untimely or otherwise,
SO long as these climatic inducements
remain to us. This is fact well un-
derstood by all who have ever spent
any considerable time in the State
more particularly in the south end Of
California, and above all, in Los An
geles county. The skeptic could as
readily persuade the dying saint to
abandon his faith in Heaven, as the
Eastern man who knows nothing oi
what he is discussing, could argue us
out OF our fascination with our climate.
This article is not intended as Il
parody on Artimus Wards lecture on
the " Babes in the Woods" We have
not forgotten that the purpose is to
write concerning "Our Sunday Din
ner." The list below is the result Of
a tour Of observation made personally
among our stores and stalls yester-
day. The thermometer registered
during the day from sixty-five TO
seventy degrees above zero. During
the night it did not 60 below fifty de-
grees or eighteen degrees above tile
freezing point of water. These state
ments are given to explain how it is
that we can show at this time of year
a list of edible vegetables in common
use. coming direct from where they
are growing in our gardens, which
elewhere are peculiar to the summer
months. Herr is what we saw on sale
at very reasonable prices on our
rounds in the markets. Green corn,
fine cabbage, green peas, Lima beans
fresl in their pods, luscious celery.
green peppers-chiles, we call them
here-lettuce in fine white heads, rad
dishes, cauliHowers in heads as white
as snow, and so large that they would
require large vessel to boil them !;
tomatoes right OF the vines, and as
highly colorel as in July; mush-
rooms, the result Of the recent |
rains on the sheep pastures;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
mRSCELLANEOUS,
% Christmas PlumS.''
HOUSES.

S2n.Oo0-Hill St, bet. Ninth and Tenth,
6ox15o, elegant house, finely furniehed
&ic, "00-Hill St, bet Ninth and renth.
5Oxl59; tasty 2-sinsy house, 6 rooms
bath, 8 cluSets-Barsain.
y &i?.u00--ilill ST., bet Tenth and Eleventh.
50Xl50; elegatt hoUsp. o rooms, bath,
stable, including some furniture
3i4. .5OO-llill St, near Twelfth 81; ele-
CAN'T house, rooms, bath, closets in
every room; new furnitcre and carpe's,
new piBno.
@1N,00s Willard ave, near Pico st. Flee
trIc Fad; elegant home; will lease for
$50 month.
S39o'-hrooklyn ave; 10room house, fine
Improvements: 75xl56.
S3l0O-Park tract: nice house, 3 rooms,
furnished, or house and half of lot for
$4,000
@oJuO-lllinois ST.. near Temple st. cable;
oONl31: house rooms.
&@oNp-M Matthews ST., Boyle Heights; soy
16J; h.use 5 rooms.
Si0O0-Elect lie tract: house rooms. hew
81 Juo-Myrile ave-, bet Eleventh and
twelfth; 5Ox15O: 6 room house, renting
for $50 per menth.
Sto,ONi-Grand ave, bet Seventh and
Eighth sts: 90SlG5. ilroom house.
G31tO-Sanborn ave-, below jefferson St,
just Off Nam st 5-room house barn
windmill; 5Ox135.
@Sioo-Washington arden tract; 6ox12O,
holseof J rooms, 2 closets.
3,NO-Washingto Gard, n tract; 6Ox12O,
. room house. bath.
S6OOG-Los Angeles st; 51xI53. new
house : rooms, bath and outbuildings.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

THE recent election in Los Angeles
is fair specimen of how prohibition
political tomfoolery works 10 the
benefit of the saloon. The Democrats
conducted the campaign on the issue
of low license and IL "wide OPEN
pol cy.-[San Diego Union.
Where politics are concerned our
neighbor is about as wide between the
eyes as the edge OF 4 very
sharp razor In matters OF fact,
be they of never 80 every
day a character, he is usually as
wide of the correct statement as the
poles. When it comes to affairs OF
real importance his mind is as blank
of an idea as any other "cobler" who
has forsaken his last. But in this in
stance, with the Los Angeles papers
before him daily to learn from, ev' n
h could hardly have been in
error as to the truth in this
IN litter. 1t looks like willul
one. Some moral philosopher says
all children are born liars, and that
men learn to tell the truth only aft
long years of instruction and exper:-
ence. In the case OF the fellow who
does up political fabrications for
the Uaion, it would seem as
ii he had made as little pro-
gress towards the Arctic verities OF
correct statement as the approximate
parallelism of the asymptotes OF q
p,rabola makes toward approachir 6
meet in an eternity of eternities. He
will learn to tell the truth in his state
men.s about Democrats at period
oynn ,,npa rnpnntp
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
WANTED-ylAIIE HELP.


WANTED--A BOY ABOUT l6 OR II
w years OF age. Must live with his pa
rents. POLAski BROS, 203 N Main str ct,
Downev Block. dil-2t
WANTED-A RELIABLE BOY WITH A
w horse, TO serve q HERALD routa. Good
wages. Apply to VIGNES ~ McG REGOR,
l3G N Main street. d1l-1t
WAN ED-A FIRST-CLASS TRANSIT
w man with a good transit. Will pay
good salary to n thoroughly compel. mt man.
None other need apply. BUCKNER & DON
ALDSON, Baker Block. 244 Main st. 1t.
WANTEp--SrkADY MAN TO TAKE
w care OF paying vineyard, and buy
small interest. Liberal terms and induce
ments. U. II. GoWRN, No. o n. Main st,
d9-3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
EoR sALE-HARPER TRACT.

Close to the Ellis, Wells and st. James
Park Trac,s
The lots in this tract are large and the
streets are all graded, grayeled andcurbed.
und all the lott viii have cement sidewalks,
ana you wi u say this is the cream of the CITY,
see this before pric,s are advanced.
Also,
Fine LOT covered with choice fruit trees.
close to University, 1850.
Also.
Large lot between Main IT and Grand
ave: Il bargain at $1,000.
Also,
two line lots close TO Washington street
car line. Cteap at ~ 900 for both
See MILLER ~ HERRfOTT
az II AT new Office, 81 N. Spring st
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
To Tourists.

New arrivals in the city cannot serd
back to their friends at the old home
more acceptable memento of their
visit here than copy of the Illus
rRATEp G. A. II. HERALD. A very
en- Ill number remains on sale at this
~,EHan
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
notice 60 Mail Subscribers.

The papers of all delinquent mall sur
scrsbers To- the Los Angeles DAILY HERALI
Vii be promptly discontinued hereafter
No papers viii be sent to suoscrloers id sn. = p
sSyance This rule is infexible.
AYERS & LYNCH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
- =ss=7sa|s=i
MEETINGS..


H7G. A. K. ATTENTION--EtE ERY POST,
S~D every cOmrade and all friends, are
invited 10 the first campfire of John A. Lo-
gan post AT Grand Army Hall. % N. Main
ST., Monday evening the eth Inst. A good
musical and literary pr0gramme and a social
dance are promised. Ladies' auire no
tickets. and gents tickets are only so cents
BY order of the committee. d94t
~HEADQUAKrE FIRST BRIGADE,
S~S n. &. C.-Notice Is hereby given
that company OF the National Guard OF
the State OF California will be mustered
into the service of the state by Major W. II.
II. nussell, com manding Seventh Infantry
Battalion. n. g C., mastering officer. AT
the Armory on Main street IN this city, on
Monday evening. December 20, 1887. at
o'clock. BRIG. GEN JOHN X. NJ tTHEW
commanding First Brigade. N. q c. d9-10t
re NOTICE-LOs ANGELES OIL Co
~ The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Los Angeles Oil Company will
be held on Monday, the Cd day OF January,
1888, at 80 P. NJ, Of that day IN room No.
4, the Office of C. K. Thorn, nnd the Office OF
the company in fawyer's BLOCK, on Temple
street, city OF Los Angeles, for the purpose of
electing Directors for the ensuing year and
the transaction of such other business as
may legally come before 1t. W. J. NEELY,
d. I'd Secretary,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
20 adyerttsers.

To insure insertion in the DAILY hExALD
sf All new advertisements except GLASS; .ieuJ
q we'll as changes, they must be handed In
before o'clock P. N. A,
WEEKLY HERALD, must be handed in not
later than Thursday noon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
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HOLIDAY NOTICES.

HOLIDAY NOTICE-IN ORDER To IN
IL duce my customers to come early, and
SO lessen the rush" of the last few days be-
fore Christmas, will give Five Per Cent
discount on all purchases made before De-
cember 20lh. Come carly moan busine,s.
d2-tf 8. A. WiDNEY. % N. Main st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

WANT ED-SETllATl0NS.
e1EE :" BItTE 1iRAss.5 >fi1l1lRV1IEW'

SEE BLUE GkASo. FAlRNlEW.
IANTED-SITuATlON BY A SWISS
w dairvmau TO make butter or cheese,
milk and 'ke charge OF dairy In general
Address Il. lIoff, p. o. box 2i6, Los Angeles.
d1O-3ts
SITUATION WANTED--A YOUNG MAN,
y with six years experience as book
keerer. would like n situation. Address,
J, w f HERALD office. decS 1ts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

NOk EXCHANGE - SOME OF THE
Il choicest city property in Los Angeles to
exchange for ranches, or would take part
Eastern property and some cash. SHEER
MAN & SHORT, l3l w. First St, o pisite
Times block. n27 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
nor sALE-sisoo-Lot clean side of OF.

DOR SALE-$l S0O-Lot clean side of OF.
l. toway avenue, 400 feet of Pearl. This
| io' is worth $2500 Must be sold
800 per acre--50 acres on Main street.
r45o-Choice lot, University add'n tract.
$500 each-2 choice lots on Washington
street.
5000 per acre-Twe-fiths interest in 40
acres o. land at Whittier for subdivision
feet OF street cars
y 200--Choice cor. lot on beautiful Adams
STREET, three blocks west OF Figueroa street
iTj3o each-rwo lots in Electric Tract, one
block Of street cars, fine lots and cheap.
MCCONNELL, BANDHOLT & MERWIN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
SUNDAY, DEC.'11. 1887
Au,,,secsen,ts.

GRAND OPERA HoUsE-Natural Gas.
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
WAsHINGToN GARDENS.
BASE BALL GRoUNDs-Sf. LOUIS browns
VS.. Los Angeles.
HAZARDS PAviLIoN-Bsll-Sons Of Her
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

nor SALE, By OWNER-TWENTY
L twenty acres in the lovely town Of
orange, finely improved, at Il sacrifice. Call
or address ''OWNEk," room 5, New Deni-
son Intel. ZIG, -outh Main ST. d7-7t*
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
wANrED-EE,sA HELP.

WANrt D-A NuksE GIRL FOX Z Hh
w country, 10 miles from town. Apply
by letter to =. q. Box al Los Angeles. 2qtf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

EOR SAl E-I0 ACRES ALREADY SUB
Il divided into villa trees in the direc-
ton OF the city growth, iiu- soil; 25 acres
III fines fruits, yi.ldlng a present incomr;
adjoining properly stliuy h. Id At higher
figures; offCre ouly as II whole. Price ana
terms will insure immedinte profit. BY
RAM& POINDEX1ER. 27 W. First St,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

NOR SALE-l2,OOO YABDS OF GOOD
l. dirt for sale on Grand avenue, near
Wa -hiHgt0 street Apply to 4. P. DALLAS,
on Grand avenue dS-2ws
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

io,AL CORRESPONDENTS from adjacent
sowus. especislly solicited
Remittances should be made oy orait'
oheck. Postofice order or postal note. The
tstser should be sent for all sums less than
Eve dollars
jon PRINTING DEpARrMENr-owing to our
sYeatly increased facilities, we are prepared
70 execute all kinds of Job work In su-
perior manner Special attention Will pe
rtven to com mmercial and legal printing ana
Al orders will be promptly filed at moderate
once of Publication, rs North Sprng
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

DOR SALE--A GOOD RELIABLE BUGGY
Il horse, good for a l9dy to drive: weight
about 1000 pounds for 500, 623 Olive st.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

LOR sALE-A GOOD SECONDHAND
Il organ, eleven >tups, fine tnnr; cheap.
Al.O a Jersey mich COW. Price S100. Ad-
dress s. L. H., Herald office lu2tr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

L bargai "a one-acre lot in the town OF
burbank. Address 21S West Fourth street.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

LNUR sALk--f5uO CASH, HAt ANCE, roo
Y per month and interest--,wo new
houses at Iyaunoe $1,000 and $4,000. Six
daily trains each way on dummy line; just
outside the city. BYRAM d POlNDEX
7 ER. 81 West First st. n23-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

NO AGENTS, No HuMBUii-FuR SA LIE
" An old established r'ceiy store daily
receipts in cash $50. Sickness of partner
cause of sale. Price Yi5UO. None Int ASH
customers need call. Five years lease worth
$1,000 Address 2At COCIO d ICE,
40 ~ POI t1p,r,r Main ST.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

EUk SALE - 1910 ACRES OF GuOD
L land in Central Oregon, Douglas
County, six mi es south OF Roseburg,
county seat; 800 acres under cultivation,
balance pasture land, well watered by living
springs; with good story and half dwell.
ing house, six looms, IL miles from the
line OF the Oregon and California railroad;
VIII sell cheap for cash, or win exchange
for -Os Angeles city property. Apply to
VIM. NJ. HUGHES, 605 Downey Ave